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    After reading about how the Scottsboro Boys lives ended‚ I would say that some of the boys did receive some justice‚ is that the cause of majority of the deaths and the imprisonment of the Scottsboro has been caused because of their own fault. For example the imprisonment of Patterson‚ the text explains‚”Patterson escaped prison twice‚ including once in 1947 after which was arrested in Detroit after a bar fight ended in a man’s death.”(first bullet point) This shows us that Haywood did not receive

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    Many similarities and parallels can be made when comparing the Salem witch trials and the history of the LGBT movements in America. Many laws‚ bans‚ and unspoken rules were implemented onto minorities. In history‚ gay people have been persecuted for not only their sexuality but for being gender non conforming. Over the course of the 20th century great strides have been made in reducing the discrimination of those who do not conform‚ yet there are still progresses to be made. Those who are not cisgender

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    The crucible is a suspenseful play written by Arthur Miller that tells the story of the witch trials in Salem‚ Massachusetts in 1692. The play delvers many scenes of love‚ hate‚ manipulation‚ and revenge. Abigail Williams is a young woman in the town of Salem who during these trials is the initial perpetrator and cause of this dilemma. Since the death of her parents‚ Abigail has felt alone. Abigail seeks to fine affection and contentment from her yearning companion John Proctor. As a result of her

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    Romeo and Juliet This essay will prove from my point of view‚ that three characters with their actions‚ decisions and timing were most responsible for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. In my opinion‚ the character most responsible was Friar Lawrence‚ for he married Romeo and Juliet without their parents ’ consent‚ although he did offer them advice. "Wisely and slow; they stumble that run fast." (Act II‚ sc III‚ lines 94-95). Next‚ he suggested that Juliet swallow the poison‚ which without a doubt

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    small actors.” This quote explains how a little role can have a significant meaning regardless if it’s a small part or not. In the novels: Crime and Punishment‚ The Trial‚ and The Stranger all three novels provides readers with women who may have small characters in each novels‚ but each characters have a significant part. In all three novels‚ women are being depict differently by their choices of self-sacrificing‚ inferiority to men and powerlessness‚ and depicted as insignificant and weak-minded

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    The play The Crucible written by Arthur Miller takes place in Massachusetts during the Salem Witch Trails where multiple citizens were hanged and accused of witchcraft. The Crucible discusses an affair between a married man named John Proctor and a young girl‚ Abigail Williams. Even when John denies his relations with Abigail‚ she continues to believe he still has feelings for her. Ultimately‚ Abigail wants John to herself and goes to extreme measures to try to eliminate John’s wife‚ Elizabeth‚ as

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    Static & dynamic characters of The Crucible Dynamic Character In The Crucible by Arthur Miller the character Reverend John Hale was a dynamic character. In the beginning of the Play Hale was a little cocky and thought that he was at a higher status than all the citizens in Salem. He looked at all of his fancy witchcraft books and used them for evidence more than the witness’s testimonies. He was stuck up and against anyone who doubted that the cause of the mysterious happenings in Salem was anything

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    Miller’s‚ The Crucible‚ when characters are faced with adversity‚ they are forced to show their true morals and beliefs. The character of Reverend Hale fights a battle between what ideasl have been engraved in his mind by books and society‚ and what he feels in his soul is truly right. In the end his soul prevails and finds him completely changed. Because he is a character with such high moral standards regarding everything he does‚ he sees the flaws and falsities of the witch trials and changes from

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    From 1692 to 1693‚ a series of witchcraft accusations occurred to explain the unexplainable problems and issues. This was known as the Salem Witch Trials. During this time period‚ many people were accusing others as witches and many were also accused as witches. At first‚ it was only to get back at a rude neighbor‚ but it soon began to become a phenomenon as the witchcraft hysteria spread. Women in Salem were more likely than men to be both the accused and accuser because of misogyny that promoted

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    The Salem witch trial mystery intrigues people because it describes a time when morals flipped and hysteria flooded into the town of Salem. Arthur Miller brings these well known trials to life as he illustrates the trials in his play‚ The Crucible. He incorporated his own experiences into the story and brings new life to the characters that experienced the witch trials first hand. One of these characters‚ Mary Warren‚ historically was the oldest accuser of the Salem witch trials. She ended up confessing

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